Hi,

when generating a table in PDF with FOP and XML the borders of the table
appear in different width on the Screen (even with different PDF viewers!).

I was searching the web and this forum and found the following Question in
this forum:
http://old.nabble.com/Rows-borders-look-so-bad...-td24715165.html

In this thread "john farrow" wrote:
"What you are seeing is Acrobat anti-aliasing some parts of the border and
not others.  You can turn off anti-aliasing in Acrobat to make this go away
(on your machine), otherwise FOP needs to be fixed to remove the problem.
The problem occurs because some parts of the border are drawn using filled
shapes and some are drawn using solid lines.  Acrobat applies anti-aliasing
to one type of rendering and not the other."


This is also my issue. 

This is my table at 100% in Acrobat Reader:
http://old.nabble.com/file/p30661446/FOP_100.png FOP_100.png 

When looking at 400% at this image in gimp it is clearly visible, that the
different borders are handled with different antialiasing:
http://old.nabble.com/file/p30661446/FOP_100_400.png FOP_100_400.png 

Is there a patch available for FOP to solve this problem?
Or is it possible to disable antialiasing from within XML or Java for
borders? If that is possible, can you tell me how it is done. I couldn't
find any reference for this at the web.

>From my point of view FOP should draw all lines of a table in the same way,
not sometimes as filled shapes and sometimes as solid lines. Otherwise it is
not possible to generate high quality tables with FOP!

Best regards,
Juergen

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